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Vol. 45 No. 1 (2022): Spring 2022: Canadian Journal of Emergency Nursing

Published: 2022-05-18

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Peer Reviewed Articles

Clinician's Corner: Mastering the Ottawa Ankle Rule: What is it?

Allan Lai, Monique McLaughlin
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The Implications of Simulation and Real-Life Learning for Novice Emergency Nurses in COVID-19 Real-life versus Simulation for ED Nurses

Carrie Meagher, Jenna McComb, Jennifer Burkhart
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The Impact of Standardized Interprofessional Rounds on Critically Ill Patients in the Emergency Department: A Quality Improvement Initiative

Kalina Repin, Will Thomas-Boaz, Bourke Tillman, Barb Duncan, Grace Walter
Intimate Partner Violence in COVID-19: A Literature Review

Tammy Nelson, Arlene Kent-Wilkinson; Hua Li
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Emergency Transport Crew: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Prevention Program

Heather Dearing, Thomas Kippenbrock

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NonPeer Reviewed Content

ENC(C) Review Questions

Heather McLellan
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Research Review - Nursing staff factors influencing pain management in the emergency department: Both quantity and quality matter.

Heather McLellan; Jonah Swen
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Canadian Journal of Emergency Nursing

Announcements

Paid Advertisement to Support Open-Access Publishing

CJEN Podcast

Current Issue

Full Issue

Peer Reviewed Articles

Clinician's Corner: Mastering the Ottawa Ankle Rule: What is it?

The Implications of Simulation and Real-Life Learning for Novice Emergency Nurses in COVID-19 Real-life versus Simulation for ED Nurses

The Impact of Standardized Interprofessional Rounds on Critically Ill Patients in the Emergency Department: A Quality Improvement Initiative

Intimate Partner Violence in COVID-19: A Literature Review

Emergency Transport Crew: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Prevention Program

NonPeer Reviewed Content

ENC(C) Review Questions

Research Review - Nursing staff factors influencing pain management in the emergency department: Both quantity and quality matter.

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